PARIS, Nov 21 (Reuters) - European stocks rallied on Friday,
with a benchmark index hitting a two-month high, propelled by
dovish comments from European Central Bank President Mario
Draghi and a surprise interest rate cut in China.

Mining shares, highly sensitive to economic growth in China,
featured among the top gainers, with Rio Tinto gaining
6.2 percent and BHP Billiton 5 percent. The STOXX basic
resources sector index, which had tumbled nearly 20
percent in the past four months, rose 5.7 percent.